Free Education and Boarding in Israel: Applications Now Open for the “Havat HaNoar HaTzioni” School
The renowned Israeli boarding school Havat HaNoar HaTzioni (Israel Goldstein Youth Village) has announced the opening of enrollment for the upcoming academic year through the international Naale Elite Academy program.
This initiative is aimed at Jewish teenagers aged 13–16 who wish to receive a free education in Israel without parental accompaniment. Participants are granted a full scholarship covering tuition, accommodation, and meals.
The Naale program offers three to four years of study at leading Israeli schools, including the Havat HaNoar HaTzioni campus in Jerusalem. The educational framework focuses on helping new immigrants and students from different countries adapt to Israeli life and culture. Students study Hebrew, complete the Israeli high school curriculum, and can choose specializations such as biology, agrotechnology, Chinese language, art, Russian language, and digital technologies. Many students begin in the 9th or 10th grade, which helps them gradually integrate into Israel’s education system and society.
The admission process is simple and available online. Applicants need to contact their regional manager, fill out the required forms, pay a small registration fee, and complete entrance tests. Registration is already open, and applications can be submitted at any time — program coordinators personally reach out to each candidate.
For direct contact with the school:
📧 office@hava.org.il
📞 +972-2-6491900
> “Naale is not just about education — it’s an opportunity for young people to truly discover Israel, gain high-quality knowledge, and build their future in a safe and supportive environment,” the program representatives emphasize.
Founded as a youth village for new immigrants, Havat HaNoar HaTzioni continues its tradition of supporting Jewish teens from the diaspora, including recent immigrants from Ukraine and other countries.
More information is available at naale-elite-academy.com and hava.org.il. Enrollment continues until all spots are filled, so interested parents and students are encouraged to apply as soon as possible.
